Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-05-27
GRAPHICS.

Pansies
/ Sun-bonnets.
| White dresses.
| Healthful horseback exercise j.
being INDUCED in by the ladies.
J.B. HUSTON, of LaPlata, wa
in town W ednesday.
| During these pleasant evenings
Kirksville exhibits considerable
hustle.
| We call attention to the fnan
cisl statement of the kirksville
Savings Bank in this Graphic.
Decoration day next Monday
Come early and take part in the
exercises. Program in this
GRAPHIC.
We understand that Mr.. John
Siegler is building a very fine
barn on his farm northeast OF
town.
Memorial Services at the Nj. E.
church next Sunday at II o'clock.
Rev. J. NJ. Parker conducting the
services.
Rev. W. L. Fletcher will preach
at Troy Mills the First Sunday in
June a. 2 O'Clock p. m. All are in
vited.
The poultry buyer is again in
town. If you have poultry to sell
take advantage of the good prices.
See card.
We want few more back num-
bers of the GRAPHIC. Parties who
SO kindly responded to our request
will please accept thanks.
Fine rains visited Brashear and
the neighborhood of Prairie Bird
last Sunday. Considerable hail
fell at Brashear but no damage is
reported.
The Q. NJ. & P. Ry., has paid
out several thousand dollars for
property, in Trenton, within the
last few days, which has been con-
demned to make room for the con-
nection with the Rock Island.
Rev. J. B. Mitchell will pre- ach
at Shibley's Point next Saturday
att p. m. and Sabbath at IL q. m.
and p. m. The Lords supper
will be administered during the
forenoon service.
Miss Ella Ray, daughter of Rev.
Ray of this city, was married to
Mr.. j. B. Miller of Blackfoot,
Idaho, Wednesday of last week.
An extended notice of the we'd
ding, clipped from the idaho
Reporter" will be given next
week.
Letters patent rave been grant
ed Mr.. P. II. Moore for a flood
fence The American Patent
Agency has already begun cor
dependence with Mr.. NJ. with a
view to purchasing the exclusive
night, and it is probable that he
will realize a handsome sum for
his invention. The GRAPHIC con-
graduates him.
Mr.. Arthur Willard, eldest son
of L. A. Willard, has received the
appointment of Naval Cadet at
Annapolis, Md, for the first con-
gressional district of Missouri.
Arthur is one of our brightest
Young men and we predict for him
brilliant career.
tuesday the band boys received
their new instruments. They are
very fine and the boys are justly
Proud Of them. In the evening
the occasion was celebrated by a
banquet at the residence of the
leader, c. Frank Jones. A Graphic
reporter dropped in on the Merry
crowd in time for refreshments
and did ample justice to the angel
iood, AID abundance of other
aelicasies spread for the immited
guest. After the banquet several
choice selections of music were
rendered. The G.. A. r. band
OF this city is second to none in
north Missouri.
As soon as practicable the ladies
OF hlrksville will give lawn
social, and ice cream festival in
.ne park, the proceeds to 60
toward placing an iron fence
around the park. A collection
among the business men will then
oe taken, and with these donations
me County Court will be confront
90 and asked to ".chip in" The
PARK belongs to the county, and
oIe OF the most pleasant sights on
busy day, in the summer time, is
Ssee the park well filled with
, ~ enjoying their dinner:
under the beautiful trees. We
are sure the county court viii
meet the people of Kirksvilie, 6
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